Production

Aramco has reached important milestones in its gas expansion program. It announced on 26 February, 2026 that it has started production at Jafurah, the...

A reassessment of the European Union’s Arctic framework could have far-reaching implications for Barents Sea gas, potentially preserving Norway’s role as a nearby, lower-emission...

TotalEnergies has inked a preliminary 20-year agreement, which is related to the purchase of 2 million tons of LNG per year from the proposed...

QatarEnergy has taken a big step forward in the North Field West project by awarding the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for its...

The deployment of subsea processing systems is revolutionizing maritime energy production by moving complex extraction and treatment functions to the seafloor. By integrating subsea boosting and separation technologies, operators can achieve superior offshore reservoir optimization, enabling longer tieback distances and significantly increasing recovery rates from deepwater fields.

Transforming maritime energy infrastructure through the electrification of offshore platforms is a critical step toward achieving global decarbonization targets. By integrating shore power and renewable energy sources, operators can significantly reduce the carbon intensity of their production while improving the overall efficiency and reliability of offshore assets.

Ensuring the protection of personnel in hazardous maritime environments relies on the continuous evolution of offshore workforce safety and competency standards. Through the integration of advanced digital training systems and rigorous HSE protocols, the energy industry is establishing a culture of excellence that minimizes risk and enhances operational resilience across global offshore assets.